The Straits Times, 5 March 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times fa**"* Estd. 1845. MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    STABLE RUBBER PLAN
    243 1 Asian nations consider economic unity Japan's ideas at Ecafe talks TOKYO, Sun. A proposal to form a group to stabilise the prices and supply of products such as rubber, tea and jute may come up at Ecafe meetings here. Ecafe the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia
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    Lock icon THE HAPPY HUSBAND'S SAFER, SAYS W.H.O.
    100 1 THE HAPPY HUSBAND'S SAFER, SAYS W.H.O. UNITED NATIONS. Sun. Three divorced men die in road crashes for each happy husband, according to a World Health Organisation report. The report on world road deaths said happily married men also had a lower accident rate than single or widowed men. The pattern
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    Tip-topper
    35 1 LONDON. Sun. The late Lord Castle-Stewart has left his grey top hat and $420 for "its repair and maintenance" to Mr. Robert Lumsden, a stockbroker friend. "A very kind act," Mr. Lumsden said today.
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    Lock icon Spotlight on joyin the RMAF mess
    53 1 Spotlight on joyin the RMAF mess FLYING Officer Lawrence Phong, ef the Royal Malayan Air Fore* helps hit bride, Mm Doris Chan, cut the cake with his sword after their wedding at the Holy Rosary Church, Kuala Lumpur. The wellattended reception was held at Hie RMAF officers' mess. Picture by
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    All hail Govt. decision to give women equal pay
    855 1 Opposition parties see a political trick SINGAPORE, Sunday. READERS of Government employees' trade unions and opjx)sition parties today supported the Singapore Government's decision to The Government's move was announced yesterday by the Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. who also said
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    Lock icon IRIAN: CHANCES OF TALKS INCREASE
    134 1 HAGUE. Sun. i A Chances of Indone-sian-Dutch talks on West Irian have increased, the Dutch Premier, Professor Jan De Quay, said today. Replying to questions, the Premier said: 'Of course the recent American endeavours in this field have played a role." Prof. De Quay stressed
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    For Longbottom read Langley
    37 1 LONDON. Sun— The Langley who will be in the Port Vale soccer team in future is not a new player— just a new name for Longbottom. who has changed it by deed poll.
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    Chaos in New York as 2,000 protest test decision
    401 1 Chaos in New York as 2,000 protest test decision NEW YORK. Sunday. MORK than 2,000 "ban the bomb" marchers brought chaos and confusion to Times Square yesterday in their protest against President Kennedy's decision to resume atmospheric tests. Many of the demonstrators staged sit-downs in the square, halting all traffic.
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    Shelter test men back —to news of Glenn orbit
    103 1 Shelter test men back to news of Glenn orbit WASHINGTON. Sun. One hundred sailors emerged today after spending two weeks in an underground fallout shelter. A doctor who stayed down with them said: "They did exceedingly well. There were no disciplinary problems and no major medical problems. "We proved it
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    Lock icon 'Get out or we'll kill you' says OAS
    136 1 'Get out or we'll kill you' says OAS ALGIERS. Sun. Eleven Italian journalists left here today for Paris by air after the Secret Army Organisation (0.A.5.) last night gave them 24 hours "to get out ot town." The O.A.S. agents warned Alberto Giovannini. of Turin's La Stampa: "If there. are
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 STABBED TO DEATH «IVOAPORE. Moo Hunker Lee. Ngee Menu. 29, found lying on roadside at Miato Road with two stab nnimli on neck and face in the night, died on adMbsfcm to Oner.il Hospital at midnight. Polkr MM»Mt srrrct »<>- kltltnf.
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      Lock icon Guinea pig orgy (they're not virgins any more) rocks varsity
      127 2 Guinea pig orgy (they're not virgins any more) rocks varsity I ONDON, Sun. An Oxford University laboratory was turned Into a love nest last night for 325 guinea piss. A college official said someone broke into the School of Pathology, opened the guinea pigs' cages and left them to an
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      Lock icon SMILE IN RAIN FROM ASTRONAUT GLENN
      239 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. Spirits undampened by the steady downpour. Col. John Glenn waves to the rrowd on his way to spruk to a joint meeting of Congress here. Seated with him in the back of the car. as shown in this I'PI picture, is Mrs.
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      Boy for Kelly
      26 2 HOLLYWOOD, Sun.-A son was born yesterday to dancer Gene Kelly and his wife, the former Jeanne Coyne. It Is their first child.— U.P.l.
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      Soviet anti-West transmitters now jam Peking propaganda
      262 2 Soviet anti-West transmitters now jam Peking propaganda LONDON, Sunday. rOMMUNIST China has started to broadcast Russian-language propaganda, report the political staff of the Daily Telegraph. It is the first time China has beamed direct broadcasts to Russia and represents one of the most serious steps in the ideological war between
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      Lock icon Oil drillers hit again
      93 2 Oil drillers hit again BRIBBANE. Bun. Queensland drillers have struck oil again a new layer below the strike made four days ago In the Surat Basin 200 miles west of here. On Feb. 28, the Union Oil-Kern-Australlan Oil and Gas Corporation group announced It had found oil In Its Moonle
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      Lock icon ROMAN HOLIDAY FOR THE HITCH HIKE CHAMP
      100 2 MANCHESTER. Sun. A Persian-born night-club owner is about to introduce an extra spark of adventure into Manchester's night-Hie. As a publicity stnnt to mark the opening of his new luxury night-club here. 29-year-old Billy Chahrvin is offering to dump 25 people In a
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      Bikini girls mob Duke
      68 2 VALPARAISO (Chile), Bun. Girls in bikini swim suits crowded round the Duke of Edinburgh as he drove along Chile's beach resort coastline during a one-day visit to Valparaiso. A police cordon which tried to hold back the crowd at the airport was overpowered. The Duke had
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      Rail takeover
      19 2 RABAT. Sun. King Haasan announced today his government will nationalise Morocco's French-owned railways and power stations. U.PX
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      Lock icon 'We naturally lean to West,' says Menon
      297 3 'We naturally lean to West,' says Menon POLL VICTORY VIEWS BOMBAY, Sunday. r HE INDIAN Defence Minister, Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. told reporters yesterday: "We are naturally inclined towards the West." Mr. Menon, fresh from his landslide election victory in North Bombay, said: "We are a free democracy and
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      Lock icon Never-never
      35 3 LONDON. Sun John Callow, a 38-year-old gardener earing $66 a week, was told he can pay $8,900 arrears In wife and child maintenance at $2 a week. It will take him 81 years. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Stop and try
      33 3 LONDON. Sun. Three hundred Renault R-4 baby cars are roaming the roads of Britain bearing invitations to the public to stop them for a road test on the spot. Reuter.
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      Lock icon A CRASH-BANG WEDDING FOR SOPHIA'S SISTER
      338 3 ROME, Sunday CTRUGGLINO crowds of photographers, neoFascists and nlm fan.s brought a chaotic end yesterday to the marriage ceremonies of Romano Mussolini. Jazz pianist son of the late dictator, and Maria Scicolone. Sophia Loren'.< younger sister. The newly-wed couple, who made their vows dazzled
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      Lock icon TV FOCUS KNOCKS OUT HUSBAND'S BIG FIGHT SECRET
      123 3 TV FOCUS KNOCKS OUT HUSBAND'S BIG FIGHT SECRET LONDON, Sun. When the director took a married woman to a big fight in Liverpool last month he had no reason to believe anyone would ever know. But as they sat in their ringside seats their faces were appearing on television screens
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      O'Brien gets Ghana post
      30 3 ACCRA, Sun.— Dr. Conor Cruise O'Brien, former U.N. chief in Katanga, is to become Vice-Chancellor of the new University of Ghana. The Chancellor is President Nkrumah.
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      'New attack coming'
      66 3 ELISABETHVILLE. Sun. President Moise Tshombe claimed today that the Central Congolese Army Is preparing to attack three of his strongholds in north Katanga. This would imperil "everything done by both sides to solve the problems which divide us." he said. Mr. Tshombe Is still awaiting a reply
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      On the rocks
      28 3 HOLLYWOOD. Sun. Film actor Red Buttons, 42. is petitioning for divorce because of the" "extreme cruelty" of his wife Helayne. They were married in 1950.
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      Seven killed
      25 3 MANILA. Sun— The pilot and six passengers were killed in the crash of a twin-engine Beechcraft plane in mountains 450 miles from Manila.
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      Lock icon Helpful fathers—but some won't change
      127 3 Helpful fathers but some won't change I ONDON. Sun. Many British fathers enjoy bathing baby but have to be asked to change its nappies. Ur. John News on 36. lecturer in child development at Nottingham University, said this after making a survey in which he and his 33-year-old wife int
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      Lock icon Sir Roy repeats his 'force' threat on return to Salisbury
      256 3 Sir Roy repeats his 'force' threat on return to Salisbury SALISBURY, Sunday. CIR ROY Welensky yesterday repeated his threat to use force if anyone tried to disrupt the Central African Federation by force. He was speaking on his return by air from London where he had talks on Britain's constitutional
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      Herbert Gunn, London editor, dies
      119 3 Herbert Gunn, London editor, dies LONDON, Sun.— Mr. Herbert Gunn, one of Britain's best- known newspaper editors he had been editor of three national newspapers, Sunday Dispatch, Evening Standard and Daily Sketch, and managing editor of two others died here today. Mr. (iunn who was 57. was taken ill last
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      U-2 wreckage found
      51 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun— The wreckage of a U-2 plane which disappeared on a training flight on Thursday was found yesterday in the Mojave Desert. The pilot was killed. It was a U-2 which Francis Gary Powers was flying when he was shot down over Russia in May,
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      261 3 RADIO SINGAPORE SHORT WAVE SERVILE 4 1 metre* MKDII.M WAVE SERVIt t 476 metre* A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.03 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The News; 8.05 More Melodies At, Sunrise; 900 Close Down; 11.00 Programme Summary; 11.03 Music From The Ballet; 11.30 Orblter K.
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    Muslims plan a reception
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Consul General of the United Arab Republic. Mr. Moustafa Fahmy El Issawl. will hold a reception for Sheikh Mahmoud El Hossari. Cairo's Chief Koran Reader tomorrow. At the reception, which will also celebrate the end of the fasting month. Mr. Hossari will meet
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    Animal health centres
    48 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Lee Teck Him. Assemblyman for Tlong Bahru, announced last night that veterinary centres would be built In Ponggol, Jurong. and Tampenis to assist farmers to improve their live-stock. He was speaking at the opening of the Ylo Chu Kang veterinary extension centre.
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    Four-hour stoppage
    232 4 130 WORKERS AT TWO CLUBS SEEK MORE PAY CINGAPORE, Sun. —About 130 workers at the Tanglin Club in Stevens Road and the Royal Island Golf Club in Thomson Road stopped work for four hours yesterday evening to attend separate union meetings. A spokesman of the Singapore Catering Services
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    Thirty win prizes in photo contest
    318 4 Thirty win prizes in photo contest CINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's photographers responded enthusiastically to the Stanvac sponsored "This is Singapore" photographic competition, it was revealed today. A spokesman of the Singapore Photographic Society said that a total of 381 prints were received one of the biggest entries in photographic competitions held
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    Water cuts
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water will be cut oft tomorrow in No. 800 15 Thompson Road from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and along Telok Kurau Road between Joo Chlat Place and Lorong K. Telok Kuaru Road from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Ministry free film shows
    106 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE, Sun.—Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places at 7 p.m. during the week commencing tomorrow: Tomorrow: Jalan Tua Kong Chinese temple; Church ground, Stephen Lee Road, off Mandai Road, 13 Vi mjs.: Lam Tong School, off Holland Road. 74 m.s
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    MIXED OFFERING BY STRING QUARTET
    291 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Stross String Quartet from Germany gave a concert In the Cultural Centre on Friday night. The proceedings opened with a dull and emasculated performance of Haydn's F minor Quartet, Op. 20. The urgency of this, for Haydn, unusually serious work was completely
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    47 4 MR. ELLIOT KELMAN. son of Rev. and Mrs. J. Kelnian. was married to Miss Alice Shohct. daughter of Mr. JN. Shohet, at the Chased-El Synagogue, Oxley Rise, yesterday afternoon. Straits Times picture shows Mr. Kelman and his bride at the wedding ceremony in the synagogue-
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      305 4 •pHE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.20 p.m. from London. Rome. Teheran. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 714) 4.50 pjn. Thai International: Prom Jakarta (TO 402) 10 a.m. Pan- American: Prom Los Angeles. Honolulu. Manila, Saigon (PA
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      61 4 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibition of works by artist Tan Tee Chic at the British Council Hall. Amber Mansions 10 ajn. to 6 p.m. SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY: Rehearsals of the Musical Society Choir at the Memorial Hall, St. Andrew's Cathedral. 5.30 pjn. U.S. CULTURAL CENTRE: Television Film Show on topical documentaries.
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      60 4 Standard I. 5.30 p.m.. Mandarin Clan. 5.30 pjn. and Sceneshlpters Auditions 9.30 p.m YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 'Outram Road): Dress-ma Icing. 11 a.m. YOUNG WOMEN'S CUKISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Raffles Quay): Chinese cooking. 10.30 ajn., dress designing 10 ajn. and Malay conversation 11 ajn. KAMPONG KAI'OK STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH: Thanksgiving service
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    $3.5 mil. tenders passed for rural work
    324 5 $3.5 mil. tenders passed for rural work 12 PRIMARY SCHOOLS, 70 TEACHERS' QUARTERS J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tenders totalling $3.5 million for the construction of 12 primary schools and 76 rural teachers' quarters have been accepted by the Federation Government. This will boost education In both the kampongs and towns. According
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    SCHOOL SUPERVISOR TAKES A BRIDE
    57 5 MR. AND MRS. LA FERNANDEZ, who were married at St. Anthony's Church, Koala Lumpur, at the weekend. Mr. Fernandez, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Fernandez, is supervisor of La Salle School at Brickfields. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and
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    Stalls and hawkers are forcing shops to close
    257 5 Stalls and hawkers are forcing shops to close SINGAPORE, Sun. Many coffee and eating shops closed down last year because they could not stand the fierce competition from wayside stalls and hawkers, according to the 1961 annual report of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce published today. The report estimated
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    HUNTERS KILL GOAT-EATING TIGER
    166 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A 7ft. 2in. ti:;er weighing about 260 lb. has been shot in a midnight hunt in the jungle about right miles off the main Kuala Pilah road, southr.ist of Sercmhan The tiger is believed to have eaten several goats from a kampong during
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    THREE EXPATS LEFT IN SPORE POLICE
    142 5 SINGAPORE. Sunday. rpHE retirement of a Deputy Superintendent of 1 Police. Mr. S.D.M. Jepson, today under the Malayanisation scheme will leave only three expatriate officers in Police Negara the Commissioner. Mr. A.E.G. Blades, and two Superintendents. It Is not known when Mr. Blaoca will
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    Wearnes pact
    29 5 MALACCA Sun Wearne Brothers Ltd. ha.s reached agreement with the National Union of Commercial Workers on conditions of service for its members employed by the company here.
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    1,300 IN FISHING VILLAGE TO BE EVACUATED
    193 5 1,300 IN FISHING VILLAGE TO BE EVACUATED KEMAMAN, Sunday. ABOUT 1,300 people in the fishing village of Kuala Kemaman, 40 miles north of here, are to be evacuated after Hari Raya celebrations. Their homes are subject to flooding. Their new homes will be on high ground, two miles away. This
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    Pan-Am to introduce extra jet
    83 5 Pan-Am to introduce extra jet SINGAPORE, Sun. PanAmerican Airways, will Introduce a third jet flight a week through Singapore from March 15. At present, a Pan-Am Boeing jet leaves Singapore for Saigon. Manila. Honolulu and Los Angeles every Tuesday and Friday morning. With the additional service, a Boeing Jet will
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    Film show for fund
    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The president of Paramount International Films Inc., Mr. James E. Perkins, will attend the all-Asia premiere of his company's film, "My Geisha." here on March 16. The premiere is organised by the American community in Malaya for the benefit of the National Monument
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    Lottery for hostel fund
    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Malayan Youth Hostels Association is organising a lottery to raise funds to build hostels throughout the country. The draw will be on April 14 at the Chinese Assembly Hall here. The MYHA will also hold a five-day miniature trade fair at the
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    Imported coins case in court
    62 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Sip blnte Bangun. 38, of Medan (Sumatra), pleaded not guilty In a court here yesterday to a charge of Importing four (U.S.) 20-cent coins, without permit or licence at the Singapore airport on Feb 23. Mr. R. Ramason appears for her. The case
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    'Two young countries which face similar problems'
    466 6 AUSTRALIA A LOGICAL PLACE FOR MALAYA TO GET TECHNICAL AID, SAYS INDUSTRIALIST KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. AUSTRALIA is a natural reservoir from which Malaya can draw technical assistance in hei development programmes, Mr. R. A. Irish, a leading Australian industrialist, said here today. "Both
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    New Zealand plans a tirade drive
    238 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Malaya imported £345.--000 (about M 5 2,400,000) worth of milk products from New Zealand last year. The New Zealand Trade Commissioner here. Mr. W. L. Middlemass. disclosed this in a talk to the exporters' section of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce
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    Malayans warned on entry to universities
    202 6 Malayans warned on entry to universities ONDON, Sun.—Mala- yans wishing to »»nter British universities must in future be prepared to face increasingly stiff competition, it was stated here authoritatively. With the growing demand from all the Commonwealth countries for places for their students at universities here, only those with the
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    Fanny and the Regent of Siam...
    2353 7  - Fanny and the Regent of Siam... R.J. MINNEY SYNOPSIS CHAPTER ONE by AT the first si^lH of the feathery attup palms at Bangkok her heart leapt. Fanny shut her eyes and raised her lace towards the sky. She was home. It had been a long voyage. First the large and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    90 8 >« Words Sit (minimum) MR. MM. Ow Mun Hong thank all relatives and 'rtenda for their valuable presents and good wishes on tii. occasion of their wedding MRS. SBET MUI 400 and family heartily thank relatives and friends for their donations for masses, wreaths, attendance at funeral aad priyers
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    343 8 2* Words SU (MWmmm) SALE Special Thai Bilk Shoe And Rag Bets $33/-. Antoinette 324 Orchard Road, frpore. TONY BRADY Australia's Singing Personality Appearing Nightly At The Cockpit Hotel Tel: J3MS COLO STORAGE SUPERMARKET and Branches will be closed on Hart P-uya Piinsa. Wednesday 7th March i Here will
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      Downward Revision
      682 8 The best that could ever be said for the estimated acreage of smallholders' rubber in Malaya between 1J and li million which has been current since soon after the war was that it was an inspired guess. It took no account of new trends; indeed the sixth interim
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      The Race GoesOn
      368 8 Not even Mr. Kennedy could have supposed that Russia would accept his offer to call off the announced new series of nuclear tests if a test ban agreement is signed in the next two months. But if Mr. Khrushchev thinks the offer is not seriously meant, he
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      221 8 That Burma needs a stronger, more effective government is beyond question. Whether General Ne Win will provide it is another matter. His previous administration, during the 18 months when U Nu stepped down and handed authority to the army, was successful in restoring some sort of political and
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    1040 8  - Madame Ngo...and the dancing girls of the Rue Catinat DENNIS BLOODWORTH FROM SAIGON. Sunday PA D D I NC across the cool, tiled floor of Saigon's Hotel Continental on bare feet like gnarled roots, an emaciated Vietnamese flashed us a dog-tired smile and offered to tell our fortunes. "There's no
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      MALACCA WATER SUPPLY
      459 8 \\R- Owen Liv, the Malacca A Municipal Engineer, has not given us the saline analysis figures I asked for in my letter of Feb. 22. I asked what the highest percentage readings of salt in the water supply had reached during these last few months. Mr. Liv
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    CHAMBER APPROVES GRAVES DECISION
    156 9 CHAMBER APPROVES GRAVES DECISION SINGAPORE, Sun. The president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, today described the Singapore Government's request to the British Government to take up the question of Japanese massacre of civilians during the war as a "wise move." An official statement on Friday
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    Convocation
    21 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The third convocation of Nanyang University will be held at thtf university campus at Jurong on March 30.
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    $7,000 SCHOLARSHIP
    76 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Pharmaceutical Guild of Australia is to grant a series of scholarships, worth about $7,000 a year cai:h, for students in SouthEast A<»a. According to a statement from the Australian High Commission here, the first scholarshiD will be granted this month. The guild's president.
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    Plan to strengthen M.C.A.
    206 9 PRESIDENTS MEMO ADOPTED— NEW COMMITTEE FOR URGENT DECISIONS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A PLAN to strengthen the Malayan Chinese Association submitted by its president, Mr. Tan Siew Sin has been accepted by the party's Central Working Committee. Mr. Tan told a Press conference after the committee meeting
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    How to make Eight bulbs last—CEB
    103 9 How to make Eight bulbs last— CEB KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— How to prolong the "life" of electric bulbs That is the subject of an advice note from the Central Electricity Board to consumers. In a statement today the CEB say that the usual life of a filament bulb is 1,000
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    AUSTRALIA AIDS 'DEATH MARCH' ROAD BUILDING
    249 9 JESSELTON, Sunday. AN AUSTRALIAN Colombo Plan gift of heavy machinery will speed considerably the construction of a trunk roa.l over the route of the infamous Borneo "Death March of World War Two. News of the gift, totalling' about (A) £230,000 worth of tractors, graders,
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    Singapore's Master Plan: New rules published
    118 9 Singapore's Master Plan: New rules published SINGAPORE, Sun. Rules providing for the submission and approval of alterations and additions to the Singapore Master Plan have been published In a Government Gazette supplement. Such proposals may be submitted by the competent authority to the Yang dlPertuan Negara accompanied by a report
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    'Pirate' jailed
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Toh Chong Klan, 27, a "pirate" taxi driver, was jailed for nine months In a magistrate's court yesterday when he was convicted of possessing a knife.
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    Aziz going to Cairo
    83 9 IPOH. Sun.— The Minister for Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, will leave by air about the middle of this month for Cairo. He will attend the second Afro-Asian conference on rural reconstruction, which will discuss agriculture and co-operative organisation. The conference, which will
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    New president
    40 9 KLUANO. Sun.— Dr. R. Vasundevan has been elected president of the Kluang Indian Association. Other officials are: Vice-president, Mr. P R. Viswanathan; general secretary, Mr. R. B. Jose; assistant general secretary, Mr. A. Venugopal; treasurer, Mr. V. Chandran.
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    RETIRED GOVT. EXECUTIVE NEXT ROTARY PRESIDENT
    99 9 RETIRED GOVT. EXECUTIVE NEXT ROTARY PRESIDENT RUALA LUMPUR. Son. Inche Mohamed bin Baba will be the next president of the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club. His name was the only one submitted at the recent nomination meeting. Inche Mohamed, who retired last year after 30 years in the Government service, was
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    BURMA SEEKS LOAN FOR THAT HIGHWAY
    129 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Burma is seeking international aid for a $3 million pre-invest-ment survey of a 100--mile road which will form a link in the Asian Highway. This was stated here yesterday by Mr. C. K. de Souza, superintending engineer In the Department of
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    More employment permits issued
    140 9 PENANG, Sun.— More erar ployment permits were issued by the Federation Immigration headquarters la^t year. A spokesman said that 448 such permits were Issued In 1961. against 394 in 1960 The spokesman explained the Increase did not necessarily mean that 448 additional people were allowed to
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    Two of Cobbold team back on holiday
    273 9 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The two Malayan members of the Cobbold Commission. Da to Wong Pow Nee and Inche Ghazali Shafie. returned to Kuala Lumpur this morning for a short holiday after two weeks in Borneo. Dato Wong said at the airport that the
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    Bulletin: A Red victory if Malaysia fails
    417 9 KUCHING. Sun rpHE critics in Sara--1 wak of Malaysia have yet to produce any sound reasons to show how or why Sarawak would do better to stand alone, says the Sarawak Information Service's bulletin Sarawak by the Week. Replying to criticism that Sarawak
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      Ne Win dissolves councils
      339 10 BURMA'S NEW RULERS CALL FOR HARD WORK TO REHABILITATE NATIONS ECONOMY RANGOON, Sun. r|ENERAL Ne Win's Revolutionary Council yesterday ordered the dissolution of the Kachin, Karen, Kayah, and Shan State Councils and the Chin Affairs Council, the State radio announced. Instead the Revolutionary Council has formed
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      Red refugee found
      55 10 HONG KONG. Sun. A 24-year-old Chinese refugee was taken to hospital by helicopter yesterday after police found him with a gunshot wound on Lantao Island, six miles from Hong Kong. He was believed to have been shot while escaping by Junk from China with 15 others rounded
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      Lock icon Hold-up men jailed
      52 10 NAIROBI. Sun. One ol three Africans. each sentenced to seven years' jail and 24 strokes of the cane, was said to have whipped a European farmer's wife and her eight-year-old daughter In a hold-up. The magistrate told them: "You may consider yourself lucky these are my maximum
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      Lock icon TRAIN DIVES INTO LAKE: 100 LIVE
      159 10 ATHOL (Idaho). Sunday. A HUNDRED passengers escaped death by inches as part of a crack express plunged from the rails into a lake here last night. The driver and fireman are still missing, believed trapped in the submerged cab. Skin divers went down with
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      30 10 MOSCOW. Sun. Ashlm Sursunov. 146. a peasant ot Klrghilzia. central Asia, says he has eaten all kinds of for^i but never touched alt hoi, Tass reports.— Reuter
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      Air strike off
      22 10 WASHINGTON, Sun. The Air Line Pilots' Association has cancelled a strike against Pan-American World Airways and will resume negotiations.
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      All that remains of Boeing 707 jet
      98 10 T"HIS is all that remains of the Boeing 707 jet airliner which crashed soon after taking off from Idlrwild Airport. New York, on Thursday, killing 95 people. Firemen and rescue workers probe amongst the wreckage of the aircraft, which was strewn over a
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      Lock icon Director sues Tuesday
      47 10 LOS ANGELES. Sunday. UJLM director Ted Post is suing teenage actress r Tuesday Weld lor $30,000 because, he claims, her dog bit him on the thigh while making a television film. He said he has suffered "a permanent scar and extreme mental anguish." Reuter.
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      Borg sworn in
      32 10 VALLETTA. Sun.— Dr. Borg Olivier, whose Nationalist Party won 25 of 50 seats in the recent Legislative Assembly election was sworn in as Malta's new Prime Minister last nieht.
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      Lock icon The GI who made millions in Manila under arrest
      367 10 MANILA, Sunday XJARRY S. STONEHILL, a former U.S. Army sergeant who became one of the richest American businessmen in the Philippines after "the war. was arrested yesterday on charges of financial malpractices. He is charged with violation of foreign exchange regulations,
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      Lock icon KHOMAN CALL TO PEP UP SEATO
      218 10 KHOMAN CALL TO PEP UP SEATO WASHINGTON, Sun.— Mr. Thanat Khoman. Thailand's Foreign Minister, today urged the U.S. to consider proposals for revitalising Seato. After an hour-long meeting with Mr. Deau Rusk, the American Secretary of State, he said he had brought up Thailand's proposal that the Alliance should be
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      Australian mart talks hope
      50 10 CANBERRA. Sun. Mf. John McEwen. Trade Minister, said today Australia should be able to speak far herself when her trade came up for discussion In Britain's negotiations with the Common Market. Her wish to ba present should not be turned down on legal or procedural grounds.
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    THE FINAL ROUND THAT FACES BOXER SIR ROY
    1684 11  - THE FINAL ROUND THAT FACES BOXER SIR ROY COLIN LEGUM KAUNDA IS THE KEY TO ALL by SIR ROY WE L E N SKY, Prime Minister of the* Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. is not going to fight over the new COn s t i tution for Northern Rhodesia. That
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      Togo's rout of the Russian fleet
      941 12  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD (THE FIRST GREAT BATTLE OF THE IRONCLADS) ADMIRAL TOGO. By Georges Blond. Hutchinson 25s. By NAVAL history records few triumphs as complete as Togo's defeat of the Russian fleet in the battle of the Japan Sea. It was the first great battle
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      GANDHI'S PART IN WORLD AFFAIRS
      241 12 GANDHI'S PART IN WORLD AFFAIRS CANDHI ON WORLD AFFAIRS. By P.iul F. Pow.r (Allan and Unwin. 165.) By S. SIVADAS T\R. POWER, a politi- cal science teacher, and an American, here examines Ghandhi's Dublic life and political philosophy with a view to assessing his contribution to international relations. His verdict
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      334 12 Straits Times Crossword ACSOSS to improve communications > 1. Builder or high 10 mindful of J, 6 little one gettin* into the 7 V^ nd c d f? 01 11^ road (7) lethal to Immature 19 (9). 5. 12 suiting from Dover led by 8 The m( m u i
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      1915 14 From Our Market Correspondent fHE dullest week for months, but with some highlights is the aptest description that can be given to the behaviour last week of the Malayan Stock Exchange. Industrials were evenly matched as far as buyers and sellers went which resulted in
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 14 Rl BBEE TIN (perlb). (pcrpicul) Feb. 26 81 Seta. $473.37', 17 81 eta. J473.37', 28 Hl'scU. 5473.25 March 1 80 cto. $473.25 I 80 eta. $473.62' 3 $474.37
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      404 14 riN the Singapore tin v market on Saturday the price of tin rose by 75 cents to $474.37 i per picul. local observers stating the rise was larger than expected because of the drop in the value of the Malayan dollar in relation to sterling.
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1254 14 T'HF state ot sham on the MivUyaui Stock Exchange showing; last business to February 34 (A) and last business since that date (B) with II and L standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: INDUSTHIHS I A I Alex Bricks 1.00 .SO Ords
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      44 14 industrial*! Tim: Oallar ruMlrll Ft*. 2* 164.53 2S.V 45 192.87 F«B. 27 F»». 9* March 1 165.51 16SS2 1«. IS 294.67 293.26 293 27 192. R7 1V2.87 104.83 Jan. 1 IIU.IN Marcn 1 109.20 203.91 ***** March 3 169.2S 394.41 194.83
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      666 15 NOTICES j NOTICE Agent P. Gandhi alias Gandhi so Pack urn is no longer connec.od with our Company in any capacity as from February 23. 1962. and is. therefore not authorized to trans- act any business or collect any premiums on our behalf. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE CO. LTD. NASSIM CO.,
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      649 15 i^™ M^** l "g™-*™- M""gßggH (Continued Irom Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Wtrdt Si (Min.)— tax it ett. txtra WANTED BAR ASSISTANT clerk age between 30 to 40. Apply perrooally 487 Orylang Road p.m. to 9 p.m Contact alias Tbonc SENIOR STOCK CLERK* Hecretarie- 2 Stenographer* 3 Bookkeepers/ Snippin* Clerk—
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      957 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT »r«i Si (Min.)— tax SI ett. txtra MOOBRN THREE BEDROOM furnished Buacalow at 4 Kraakel Walk with servant quarters, three hath- j rooms, modern aanltatlon available I HTtt Owner at Telephone tSTTI (B'pore). AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY: 2 L'nfurnisned Rooms-Flat around Bennett Kstate. Invite .-nann* [rom quiet, Chinese working singies.
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      940 15 EDUCATION 10 Wardt Si (Min.)— tax it ett. txtra SECONDARY II General science Course At Stnxaporr Inatltute Of Melence Prepares You for Pure I Sciences In Secondary 111. i fOORMAN'S SCHOOL OF Music, t-.nroimente aeeepta daily students for Piano. Piano- accord ton. Violin, umtar. BawaltaD'SUltar. Trumpet. twxoprvoM. Clarinet, Drums. Tel
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      802 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 10 Wartt SS Min.)— tax it ett. txtrm FORO ZEPHYR March IMI ISOOO miles immaculate condition ayea driven JJ.jOO 0 n.o. Tel 8 pore 74-1)08 H-.» rORO FAIRLANE Blur Cream. Good condition. Low milage. Terr.iiirr 'nit-<i 8. Che|.»;o« Close. Seranguon Garden Kstale (B'pore) M3'.l fc>! IS4 3
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      239 15 USED CAR SPECIALISTS PROGRESS MOTORS tfjP PROGRESS MOTORS 46 ORCHARD ROAD TELEPHONE *****-5 R. DAUPHINE I*s* $2, 150 R. DAUPHINE 19SS $2,«00 R. DAUPHINE 1959 53.30S R. GORDINI )9tO 53.950 R. FLORID! 19*1 5»,4*4) HOLDEN SEDAN 195* 52.*00 HOLDEN SEDAN 1959 53. 700 HOLDEN SEDAN 1960 5J.350 HOLOEN WAGON 1957
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      699 16 FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDER* FOR THE SIPPI.Y OF TIMBER AM) OTHER MxrHUAI.S FOR THE CONSTRICTION OF DAPORS I KITCHEN I IN F.1..D.A. SCHEMES Tenders will be received at the office of the Federal Land Development Authority. sth Floor Police Co-operative Building 1 Jalan Sulainian. Kuala Lumpur up
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      856 16 NOTICES I THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Members are hereby advised that the A AS. Radio Road Ser- vice will CLOSE DOWN from 11 30 p.m. March 6th to 7.30 am March Bth. for Han Raya Puaaa. By Order of the Committee. CITY COUNaL OF SINGAPORE I ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE
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      910 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN KAMPONG DAN PERCSAHAAN RURAL AND INDUSTRIAL I DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. TRAINING IN HOME ECONOMICS Applications are invited from i Malay women whp are Federal Citizens and who are between the ages of 18 and 25. for training in Home Economics at the Taman Asohan Rida. Lornie Road,
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      759 16 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "B" ana above Registered Contractors will be received at the Office of the Chief Architect. Ministry of Education, Young Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 10th March, 1962 at 13 noon for the erection and completion of Sekolah Lanjutan Kampong at Mukim
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      534 16 TENDERS PENANG PORT COMMISSION CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the supply and delivery of pressed steel water tank having a capacity of 10,000 gallons to Bagan Dalam Slipway, Bagan Dalam. Form of tender and specification can be obtained on application to the Secretary, Penang Port Commission,
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      492 16 TENDERS SUPPLY OF SCHOOL FURNITURE FOR 1962. Tenders from registered P.W.D. I Contractors in the State of Kedah will be received at the Education Office, Alor Star up I to 12 noon on Wednesday 21st March 1962, for the supply of i school furniture for 1962. Particulars of types of
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      Lock icon City shock Spurs with 6-2 victory
      874 17 LONDON, Sun. Tottenham Hotspur, the golden club who are on the trail of three major titles, crashed to a 6-2 defeat by lowly Manchester City in the English League yesterday. City, who are beset by relegation worries, played brilliant football on a slippery pitch
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      1338 17 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 0 Blackburn 0 Birmingham 1 Man. Ltd. 1 Bolton 0 Blackpool 0 Bnrnley 6 Went Ham 0 Everton 4 Wolves 1 ulli. mi 1 Notts Forest 1 Ipswich 4 Sheff. Ltd. I Man. City 6 Tottenham 2 Sheff. Wed. 3 Aston Villa WBA
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      177 17 BONN, Sun.— Malaya's top woman player, Tan Galk Bee reached the semi-finals of the women's singles In the German bedmlnton championships when she beat Ulla Rasmussen of Denmark 4-11. 11-5. 11-8 here last night. In an earlier round match Gaik Bee easily defeated Jonna Poulsen
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      572 17 DISAPPOINTING YEAR FOR NAVY IN L SERVICES TOURNEY- LONDON. Sun. rE Royal Navy, British inter-Services Rugby Union champions last season, finished bottom of the list when they were beaten 12-6 by the Royal Air Force at Twickenham yesterday. The Navy lost to the Army a fortnight ago, and this season's
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      BAM meeting
      32 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The annual meeting of the Badminton Association of Malaya has been postponed from Mar. 11 to Apr. 1. It will be held at the Selangor Club here.
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      TANTMIEUX SMASHES 5 ½ F RECORD AT PENANG MEET
      1994 18  - TANTMIEUX SMASHES 5 F RECORD AT PENANG MEET EPSOM JEEP By Penang Sun. TANT MIEUX. with Mickey Donnelly up. smashed an 11-year-old course record when he won the Class 3. Div. 1. s'.f handicap in lmin 6 1 5 at Penang today. Thr previous record lmin 62 5 was set
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      62 18 TOTAL POOL: 590.536 Ist No. *****1 (540.270). 2nd. No. *****2 ($16,108). 3rd. No. *****9 (58.054). STARTERS (52.013: win. Nos. *****1; 2G38J0; '*****: 2K4839; *****7 tUU 1 *****7 *****9. CONSOLATION (Sl.OOO each): Nos. *****)5; n49b'9; *****5; *****1; *****7; *****0; *****8; 30!)290: '.OOlt.l; *****8. 11 1 KM DIGITS (Singapore):
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      127 18 t. JACOB: X.M.S. pensioner Alor atar, paused away 3-3-62 at Trichinopolv Insrrtrd by his loving- children Arthur LAtman and Ruby, Singapore. MR. FRANCIS LAZAROO Of 69. Chestnut Drive passed away peacefully. CorteKe will leave 27 Tan Sim Boh Road on Thornton Road at 4.30 p.m. on Monday. Mh March
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      152 18 LONDON. Sun. British taxpayers await the announcement of the Conservative Government's annual financial Budget on April 9 with little expectation that it will contain any real hand-outs to ease the strain on their pockets. Most politicians accept that Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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      254 18 Woodward first in Aussie sweep in HK Open HONti KONG. Sun.—Steady Len Woodward had a four-round total 271 (11 under par) over the Fanling course today to lead Australian rollers in a clean sweep of the Hong Kong Open championship. The Australian had seven bogeys and two birdies at the
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      Indians beat Chinese 3-1
      106 18 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malayan Indians scored a well-de-served 3-1 victory over Malayan Chinese In a friendly soccer match played at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Chinese swung into the attack from the start and within the first five minutes Lourdes was tested by Kirn Swee and Richard
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      MATCH IS POSTPONED
      109 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. The proposed weightlifting match between Singapore and Indonesia in May has been postponed, said the secretary of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation. Mr. Goh Tuiiik Seong. today. Mr. Goh said: "We have mlormed the Persatuan Angkat-Besi Seluruh Indonesia that the meet had been called off
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      SINGAPORE BA AIM FOR YEAR: TO ENTER TEAM FOR THE GAMES
      319 18 SINGAPORE. Sunday. -4 SINGAPORE Badminton Association must make immediate preparations to train its players and raise funds for the Asian Games in Jakarta from Aug. 24 to Sept. 4. Mr. Lam Kirn Peow. who wa.s unanimously re-elected president of
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      Perak will not contest Heah Cup
      147 18 Perak will not contest Heah Cup IPOH. Sun.— Perak will drop] out of the Heah Joo Seang Cup inter-Btate competition for women, it was decided by the Perak B.A. at its annual general meeting here today. Mr Lee Guan Khye, who is i the Perak B.A. president, said the association
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      Lock icon 'Old master' finds form
      136 18 KINGSTON. Sun. Frank Worrell, showing a return to form, hit 57 not out here yesterday in the match between Jamaica and the Indian tourniK team, which ended in a draw with the Indians faring better Worrell, who had not had a good Innings for a long
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      95 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Di WOM Ah Teck was re-elected president of Chinese Athletics. Other officials: Vice-president.--Messrs. Toh Chin Geok. Lim Ens Slant;. Simon Yeap. Boon Kok Peow. Tan Kirn Kee. Tan Lip Boon. Lim Boon Kwang. Lim Chwee Chua. Ng Kok Tong .n.d Wong Jue Deng; Hon.
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      59 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Indonesian waUT-polo team of 13 players and tour officials are due to urrivp on Mar. 15 to piny «o matches at the Chinese Swimming Club pool. Amber Road. The visitors will pluy their openIng match on Mar. 17 at 5.30 p.m. and
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      469 18 BADMINTON Reunion match (Spore): Gan Eng Seng School bi Old Boys 3-2 (Chiong Chai Luav bt Donald Ooh 15-11. 15.-6: Ang Han San lost to Eric Yeo 5-15. 3-15; Yew Ng Chew bt Chai Koon 10-15. 15-8: 15-13: Llm Lee Liang and Chiong Chai Luay bt Donald Goh
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